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The five astikayas, starting with the first, attain four types of worship in the beginning itself. There is no rule of six times. Here, the meaning is that the scripture which explains the essence of the Agamas, taking the evidence of the verses written below, in accordance with the feelings of the three jewels, with words and meanings, is called Adhyatma Shastra. "My soul is in my knowledge, my soul is in my vision, my soul is in my conduct. My soul is in my renunciation, my soul is in my detachment, my soul is in my yoga." - This means that wherever the soul is, all these things are there. The description of the six times, based on the Adhyatma Shastra, has already been done briefly. The scripture which describes the nature of the three jewels, in the form of faith, knowledge, and conduct, of the six substances, etc., spoken by the omniscient, free from passions, is called Agama Shastra. This statement is the external means of spiritual conduct based on the three jewels. The six times are also mentioned briefly based on this. If you want to know more, it is worth knowing the explanation of the six times, in both Agama and Adhyatma forms, from other scriptures, according to the order spoken by the previous Acharyas. In this way, the first Maha Adhikar, which speaks of the five astikayas and six substances, through eight internal chapters, in one hundred and eleven verses, is called Tatparya Vritti, written by Shri Jayasenacharya. After that, the second Maha Adhikar, which speaks of nine substances, through ten internal chapters, in fifty verses, is called. Then, the third Maha Adhikar, which speaks of the nature of liberation and the path to liberation, through twelve locations, in twenty verses, is called. In this way, the five astikayas, starting with the first, are completed in one hundred and eighty-one verses, in three chapters. There are 173 verses in the time explanation.